X-ray absorbing wedge for improving soft tissue outline

Radiant energy – Invisible radiation responsive nonelectric signalling – Photographic type

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250475, 250510, G03B 1100

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040829570

ABSTRACT:
An X-ray cassette used in dental and medical X-ray equipment is provided with a thin, plate-like filter member of X-ray absorbing material which is sandwiched between the front plate of the cassette and the front intensifying screen. The member extends partially across the cassette to filter radiation incident on a portion of the film, and terminates in a featheredge beyond which the radiation is unfiltered. The member is tapered toward the featheredge to present a wedge-shaped cross-sectional configuration, thereby providing progressively increased soft tissue resolution away from the featheredge without producing a visible line of demarcation between the filtered and unfiltered areas of the resulting radiograph.

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